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 Little League

  Little League Baseball and Softball and the University of California-Los Angeles (UCLA) would like to invite you and your Little Leaguers to attend UCLA Little League Baseball Sundays. At each UCLA Baseball Sunday home game, Little Leaguers will receive free admission when they wear their Little League uniform.

UCLA Baseball Sunday Home Games:

April 29 vs. Stanford

May 6 vs. Purdue

May 27 vs. USC

On Game-day:

• The Little League players may attend the Sunday home games at no charge. Little League players are required to wear their uniform shirt and should have their Official Little League patch sewn onto the left shoulder of their uniform shirt in order to be identified for admission. Additional Ticket Information: 310-983-1322 or bwest@athletics.ucla.edu
• Run the Bases for UCLA Baseball Posters
• National Anthem Buddies
• More game-day promotions

On behalf of Little League Baseball and Softball, I urge you to take advantage of this wonderful opportunity.

Have fun! Use positive and encouraging coaching methods.

• Minor B Softball
• Minor A Baseball
  
• Minor A  Softball
• Major/Junior  Softball and Junior Baseball use the rules  in the Baseball and Softball Rule Books.

Now, in an effort to further ease the transition from the standard Little League field size (46-foot pitching distance and 60-foot base paths), Little League is offering a pilot program for league age 11- and 13-year-olds. The pilot program will be conducted on fields that feature a 50-foot pitching distance and 70-foot base paths. Additionally, base runners will be permitted to lead off in the 50-70 Pilot Program (requiring pitchers to hold runners on base), runners may attempt stealing at any time, and head-first sliding is permitted. In the Little League division, runners cannot leave the base until the ball reaches the batter, and sliding must be feet-first unless the runner is retreating to a base. Also for the 50-70 Pilot Program – unlike the Little League division – the batter becomes a runner on a dropped third strike. The maximum diameter of bats in the “Transitional” 50-70 Pilot Program cannot exceed 2 5/8 inches (as noted in the Junior League Baseball Rules, which will apply to the 50-70 Pilot Program for 2012). For information on the 50-70 Pilot Program visit Little League online.

The League traditionally runs a mandatory fundraiser to offset the operational cost of the league. These fundraising events have not proven to be successful so as a result we have included the cost in this year’s registration fees.  NO player will be asked to participate in a league wide fundraising event.  The league may however have fundraising events to raise money for specific items but individual participation will be optional.

Challenger (for disabled players that have not have graduated)

We do not offer a payment plan or reduced cost for multiple registrations.